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15th National Voters’ Day celebrated with enthusiasm in Kathua

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Kathua, January 25: The District Administration Kathua today hosted a grand celebration at the Auditorium Hall of Government Degree College Kathua to mark the 15th National Voters’ Day. The event, presided over by Additional Deputy Commissioner, Ranjit Singh, witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, district officials, and the general public.

In his address, ADC Ranjit Singh underscored the vital role of voting in a democracy and urged citizens to actively participate in the electoral process. He emphasized the significance of National Voters’ Day in fostering awareness about voter registration and encouraging eligible voters to exercise their franchise without bias. He particularly appealed to the youth, especially those who have recently turned 18, to register as voters and participate in every elections.

Highlighting this year’s theme, “Nothing Like Voting, I Vote for Sure,” the ADC said that it reflects the spirit of democracy and the responsibility of every citizen to contribute through the power of their vote.

The event featured a signature campaign aimed at promoting responsible voting and empowering citizens with knowledge to become informed voters.

As part of the celebrations, several engaging activities were organized, including Debate Competition and Nukkad Natak wherein Students from various educational institutions participated enthusiastically, showcasing their insights on the importance of voting. Winners were felicitated by the ADC.

These street plays were performed to create awareness about the significance of voting, particularly targeting young voters.

A pledge ceremony was also conducted during the event, where participants, including district officers, college staff, and students, committed themselves to upholding democratic values and exercising their right to vote responsibly. Similar pledge ceremonies were held in government offices across the district to spread awareness about voter rights and participation.

Carrying placards with messages aligned to this year’s theme, students advocated for active participation in the democratic process, inspiring others to fulfill their civic duty by voting.

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